Current NYT Connections Tips, Dec. 24, #562

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The New York Times Connections puzzle The editors went loopy on us today. That yellow band is totally weird, oh my! And the blue and purple bands were absolutely killer. If you need help solving this problem, read the latest Connections tips and solutions.

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Tips for modern Connections groups

Here are four facts about today’s Connections photo groups, ranked from the simple, yellow group to the bold (and weird) purple group.

Tips for the Yellow group: The Wizard of Oz Review.

Tips for the green team: Friends.

Tips for the Blue team: Public correspondence.

Tips for the purple team: Songs with repeating phrases in the title.

Answers to modern Connections groups

Yellow group: Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!

Green group: Beloved, like a friend.

Blue Team: Words that sound like many letters.

Purple group: When you double click on the song titles.

Read more: Alphabet Cheat Sheet: Here are the Most Common Alphabets Used in English Words

What are the current solutions for Connections?

Yellow text in current Connections

The title is “lions and tigers and bears, oh my.” The four answers are lions, tigers, bears and oh my.

Green words in modern Connections

This subject is dear, like a friend. The four answers are near, dear, intimate and strong.

Blue text in modern Connections

The title is a word that sounds like many letters. The four answers are bees, ease, jays and work.

Purple words in today’s communication

This theme is when it triples, hitting the music themes. The four answers are bills, bye, gimme and please. (Bills, Bills, Bills by Destiny’s Child; Bye, Bye, Bye by NSYNC; Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! by ABBA; and Please Please by Sabrina Carpenter.)